Local Government in Fiji - Towns and Cities

Towns and Cities

City
or Town
Date of
incorporation
Mayor (Party) Councillors Area
(square kilometers)
Population
(1996)
Ba 1939 Pravin Bala (NFP) 15 327 14,596
Labasa 1939 Pradeep Singh (FLP) 12 360 27,949 (2007)
Lami 1977 Tevita Buatalevu (SDL) 12 680 20,529 (2007)
Lautoka (city) 1929 Rohit Kumar (FLP) 16 1607 52,220 (2007)
Levuka 1877 George Gibson (Balance) 8 67 3,745
Nadi 1946 Shalesh Mudliar (NFP) 15 577 42,284 (2007)
Nasinu 1999 Rajeshwar Kumar (FLP) 21 4500 87,446 (2007)
Nausori 1931 Vikash Singh (NRA) 12 167 47,604 (2007)
Savusavu 1969 Ram Pillay (SRC) 9 800 4,962
Sigatoka 1959 Ratu Isikeli Tasere (SDL/NFP) 10 127 7,940
Suva (city) 1881 Ratu Peni Volavola (SDL) 20 2048 85,691 (2007)
Tavua 1992 Chandra Singh (TRLTA) 9 100 2,418
FLP: Fiji Labour Party; NFP: National Federation Party; NRA: Nausori Ratepayers' Association; SDL: United Fiji Party; SRC: Savusavu Ratepayers and Citizens Party; TRLTA: Tavua Ratepayers, Landowners, and Tenants Association

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